Sémper (PP) advocates for a "change of course" in migration policy, so that "the focus is not on distribution, but on return"

On Friday in Tenerife, Borja Sémper, the national spokesperson for the Partido Popular (PP), called for a significant shift in Spain’s migration policy. Sémper advocated for a strategy focused on the return of migrants rather than their redistribution, emphasizing the need for a policy that is clear, firm, and capable of providing public security. In a separate development, Sémper also demanded that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez appear before the Permanent Deputation to provide explanations regarding the alleged incursion of Moroccan military vessels into waters near Ceuta.

Simultaneously, the political climate remains tense as Junts per Catalunya intensified its criticism of the national government. Josep María Cruset, the party's deputy spokesperson in Congress, characterized the coalition government as a failure and accused it of being corrupt, further warning that the Prime Minister would take any necessary action to maintain his position in office.